Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 27, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1904. TWO -"'nWTfl THE DAILY JOURNAL 8crlpp News Ateoelatlon Telegrams. DY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, H00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cento Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Advance. .inlinMAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Ono Wook 10 Ono Month , $ .3E Thrco Months $1.00 tAt Journal Office, At Daue'e Grocery, South Salem. At Dowertox Grocery, Yew Park. Asylum Avenue Grocery Store. Electric Grocery, East State St. : :ir. :.::" " .. - inilWIIIIIIIIIIIIHW; tllllHWHUHIIIIIIIIII enrolls Our city government should bo vory slow about granting franchise to any kind of a corpora tion on tho mere theory of competi tion. Most franchlsos of this Kinu are a "something for nothing" scliome and should be entertained with great rare. The Weather. Tonight and Thursday fair; coldor tonlr.kt. WINTER DREAMS. (Atlantlo Monthly.) 3)p lite tho snow on wood and fluid, Urny streloheu overhead tho sky. TThft itrsatns, tholr lips of laughter Scab!, In sllsnae slowly wander by. Bartlt slumber, and Itor dream who known Hut they may sometlmoti bo like oursT Iyrlo of spring In wlntor's proso That Blng of buds and loaves and flowora; Drearoa of that day wlion from the South Cornea April, an at first sho camo, To hold tho baro twlff' to hor mouth And blow It Into fragront flamo. WHAT 18 RIGHT ABOUT CITY LIOHTINQT Au effort l making to convort tho Wilcox wator powor Into an oloctrlo light plant and soQuro a franohlsa from Uio oltr of Salem. Thero would bo ono good thing about It, Tho wator powor would bo used. Tho building .would bo used. Money would be spoilt to Install tho lighting plant lAbor would he employed In con verting tho old wator powor Into an olectrjp lighting plant. Laimr would l(P omployed In I'l'ttlngjjup moro polos nud lines, ntid In Ikfiflfflralloii of tho plant; Tills Is an Important mat(or and nothpjg uliould liB dono to prevent tho xp0ndlttjr of oapllal Qr tho 'em liloynient. of Inbor on any such ontur prism. So far as tHturlng nny oomptlUon Is oontmrHttd, Uiat day Is pant The owimhh tf oApltal, after a plant Is established, hnvW no interest In com petition. Tlnlr lntrMt wwild be the other wny. If there were nny competition be tween two rmnchlie owners at the stnrt.lt wuld not lust. Tho Interests of capital under such circumstance nre mnlunl nod would speedily coal ewe. The luteiwft of the public Is In a fairly ftWhl orvte nt fair and equita ble priofci. A popular ami public spirit mansaewaiit ts aWo deslra bio, ftr W tlm lwpl are concerned. Ihey 1iohU t b 4n4v1 by the vmmm that they win emat. thrn by hJvIhk Ms, Wlk-ox. w anyone . an, tfectito llftht franchise. The enly mtrmnMnt pratectltm to the ptpfe In the Urn run lies In public nwiuwehlp of a ivlant. ami . won ay the etty csh nequlre a llsht, ' Int. ,l.ft i. .-,1 , I fl III" HI 11 mhmim UO SO, Until It oak (to m Oils community Is luttl In a pubMe.splrlte.1. pro irelv and eNterprlsing manaw miwI f an eteetrie light eorrmratlon i rate that art fairly ennipeawtory a wIlhlH waeh ef the target num Ver. Vur the ally ( take such steps as would enable Mr. vws to unload Hl property m the prwent electric eorpewitkw might benefit Mr. WH. la what ay wouW u bwe. 4 ,BW ly K lh jHpfoT Of wir U0 elty tjoveramnt eaa which Mr WUro. AhH bay his Vi tu ..rauoa Th Hty mn ateo aTO&ad a iMitM nt u, . ---- ... .Hw HIIWH sto.d itieta is BothlB sure M the Wturt. li tea UP tllfl llitdlll " op ths ' ' 8 n blood nd iKMlilvolv inures mk.Ht'!,e, la$nniala iBdlfeitlOS. fj)RtletlA 4fMrtoUIIU coavhico ya. MJjMjfcTsMsVJMssssft Fitters RUMOR8 ABOUT LITIGATING THE CHARTER. Thnrft hav been rumors of late ihnt iiH!itlnn to defeat tho Greator Salem charter would be undertaken. Theea statements have heen mnue from time to time, but with no appar ent authority, but they roappear per sistently. W. H. Holmes was orlglnslly men tioned as the nttorno who Would bring the suit that would demolish the charter. But lie assures the ed itor of this' paper that he knows nothing of the proposed litigation and Is not engaged in tho rase. Judge Lord, who was justice of tho supreme court, governor and minis ter to Argentine, has boon mentioned as bringing tho sulL Ito tells Tho Journal editor such Is not the case; that thoro Is nothing to It, nnd ho hopes the matter will not bo brought up, Thci otonle will l) grntlflcd to learn that such nblo Jurists as W. TT TTnlrnaa nnil W P Inril rAtirrv sentlng opposite political parties, aro not ongnged In bringing on expensive litigation thnt would hamper the de velopment of the city. These gentlemen show nn element of practical common sense In not fomenting a lawsuit that would tlo up the city revunues and plungo the community In debt and Incroase tax ntlon. The spirit of the ablest and host lawyers Is not favorable to conten tions that make against tho oxpretsed will of- tho community, for If loft to a voto of Greater 8alera tho chartor would carry by a largo majority. Undor theso clrcumstnncos It Is creditable to tho Intelllgonco of 'our nblost lawyers that they hosltnto about Involving tho city In a contro versy that would accomplish nothing but stiifo and discord. Tho Journal has taken pains to trnoo down alt rumors and finds them without foundation, and thoro aro rea sons to hopo nnd bellovo no such lltlgntlon will over bo attempted. Tho movement to securo tho now charter wna started by tho old Citi zen's council nnd tho Commercial club, acting In unison. A commission of flvo members of the council nnd llvo members of tho Commercial olub, nil representative business men, was formed. This commission held sessions over a iwriod of several months, during which tluy publicly Invited cltlieus to appear bertiru them. This commission publicly asked nil Who were Interested to come before them, and giving uueli notice ro paatedly tlinmsti the press and nsr. sonnlly. the chnrter commission wade Its report This report was made first to the city council and then to the Com mercial club, nnd eaoh body made a few minor amendment nnd adopted in report of the commission. The chnrter thus pnmnlataii u-n tltttn laid before the legislative dele stlon of Marion county and they called a public seatlon at the city baU and heanl the friends nnd the eminent f the measure. After a full hearlue fnr i-ri hours the delegation of three sena tor ami five representative from this county unanimously mini..,i n, caarter. and It went through the leg- ismiwre without a dissenting vote. is not tlita pretty lata In h .. to beclH lltlgattan to defeat the char ier. after a efty eleetion boa been held under it an4 the venti .-. i favnr of thow who stomt for the char tert The fact l that neither Vrty In be elty election n4 anything to bring the charter Into nueetlon. it vaa a ratltleatlon of the will of the p"iHe as exprewt through their Hvn the nuwt Mwr-aiiv im. ten nj Nclh and Swtb Sakra de iared tbat nn the ebirter was legal- fluht of tae WmWatuM. !, Would Kt fever kkL.tti . .Jl (barter. wvw ",,Pt ,HB plainly Irony and sarcasm, for cold statemont that mean tho opposite. It means to abandon claims to having a senso of humor or fairness. To throw mud at your opponent may do on the stump, but nover an swer a straight question in journal ism ns "she is spoko." Hut a man who has besn in the ed itorial chair but few months has nat urally a ereat deal to learn, and ug- 'gestlons are doubtless welcomed. . I I I llll .1 THE IBSEN PLAY. A large audlenco of Salem society women, many of them members of the Salem Woman's Club, hoard tho lb sen play, "Ghosts." Score came nway shocked to the center of their being, unablo to get their breath over the stimulus and ex citement of "emancipation." It must be assumed that Ibsen writes about social conditions in Northern Europo, where tho dlstb- luto husband is the rule. Of course, thoie may bo husbands as debauched as Avellng In this play, and climatic differences may bring tholr secrot sins home to the family. Hut wo prefer to think society Is n little butter In tho aggregate than It is presented as being in tho drama of tho degenerate. 1 For ourselves, we prefor tho play of home life, the rural drama, with lots of love-mnhlng on the front porch, etc., etc., to "Ghost." Hut It must 'bo confessed as a "mOral shocker" and nwnkonor of tho thlnk-boxes of "goody-goody people, Ibsen Is a "crackerjack." keOTeaeee8e9t&9e&eeea f X-RADIUMS f & r950)xet9a Unn- mnnv nt tho lirnllttTTlH tOUChed mmn In tlia lhpn (Imtntl WOUld SlICll a nostrum as "Woman Suffrage" ever touch? Few If any. Geer and Scott aro counted nmong tho big men of the state, nnd aro In oradlcably Interwoven with Its his tory. Dut they aro afraid to tell whore they stand on a littlo trifling proposition like woman suffrage. How bravoly they would porform if they woro ever put up ngalnst a groat big question, wo can only Imaglno. They would probably say with an eminent pelitician: "We still stand on the party platform, whatever It Is." THEY ACTUALLY DO THE WORK Food Eaten Is Worthless Unless Di nested Some Stomachs Must Have Help. Cherrv Pectn! r fa? S V iw nara ""as. "ironic couch, i O consumption, old cases, sefi lias better advice. 0Vcl! & SIMON NOT AN ISSUE. Senator Simon has very tactfully taken himself out of tho coming polit ical campaign. He has said that ho favors the rc- nomlnatlon of Itoosovolt, and that ho Is not a candidate, for sonator now or in 1007. Then what sonso is thoro In making Senator Simon an Iseuo in the coming rtopubllcnh campaign. It Is noiiBoiiBo to shout Simon and nntl-Slmon when thsro Is no such Is sue raised, with tho consent of tho gentleman himself. , , In othor words ho has moro nolltlcal sagacity than somo of hi lloutonants and followers. IMPROVE ONE STREET. It Is Incumbont on tho present city administration to got ono streof'por- manently Improvod, A plan should be ndooted fnr tho macadamizing of Qqurt street With a uniform parking and a good rock pavement, that vlll tio, a flno -driving street. Ilut Improve ono tr.eot. Lot Uio old way of hauling on rlvor gravol In tho spring and hauling off mud to fill somo one's private property be stopped. Any street that move to pu down a permanent street pavement, at loast a good as the prune raiser of Llbor. ty have done, will reap a harvest of other improvements and advances In realty not now dreamed of. Becoming Colors. Not ono womnn In ten realluw Hm Importance of ascertaining and mak Ing a careful study of the ono par ticular color most becoming to hor. and of always having a touch of It Introduced in sqmo part of her dross The auburn-haired woman iwfB baat In brown shading Into the tonoa or ner hair or In rich dark greens. The yellow-lmlred girl can wnnr red. The greens, too, nr delightful on her. ahMt certain yellows and black. White Is loss becoming i...t she must Im lirininnt i ,' . .. - '" vuiiiMsxion 1 or 6 most delicate as to tints tQlpn,r ir gray ami blues to advantage. HUe. particularly the palo and cold blue, are beet adapted to brunettes. The wonuui whoe hnlr la . .i,.n brown ami who complexion nmi eye lack brilliancy may still be most) uuracuvo, but she shm.i.i i,i Wright hul or glittering bats. Dull browns, neither iellowlsh n. ,.. Wb. should be selected. Avoffl tho satin straw. Take the dull fli.i.. Food tnkon Into tho stomach which, from tho naturo of the food or the condition of the stomnch, Is not digested, Is worse than no food at nil. This Is a truo stntoment as far as It goos and a great many dyspep tics go only this far with their rea soning. They argue with thomsolvos that because their stomachs do not do the work glvon them, they must be given less work; In other words they must be starved. It would bo Just ns sensible for a businoss man who Is unablo to do all his own work to cut down his business to Jils own capnclty as It Is for a man to starve hlmsolf to rollovo his stomach. The senslblo business man employs help and goos forward with his businoss. LIkowIso tho senslblo dyspeptic will employ help for his stomach and give his body proper nourishment. Stunrt's Dyspepsia Tablets actually do tho work assigned to them. Thoy rollovo weak and over burdened stom achs of a groat portion of dlgestlvo action. Tholr component parte are Identical with thoso of tho dlgostlve fluids nnd secretions of tho stomach and they simply tako up the grind and enrry on the work Just tho same ns a good, strong, healthy stomach would do It. On thlB account Stuart's nvsnnn.in Tablots aro perfectly natural In tholr action and effects. Thoy do not cause any unnatural or vloldnt dlstnrhnnon In the stomnch n't i...i. mi thomsolvos dlgost tho food nml .. ply tho system with all tho nourish ment contained in what Is eaten and enrry out Nature's plans for suston. nnce and maintenance of the body. How much moro sensible Is tills method than thnt employed by many sufferers from weak stomnchs, ny this means tho body and brnln gets all tho good, nutritious food they need nnd the mnn Is mMri,. ..- Ished nnd equipped to carry on his ri4 ami perform hU intiao u.. could not possibly lm in n... .... Ing condition by starving himself or employing some new fangled. insufv flclent food that does not mm.,. enough nutriment for ., haby, A strong man doing strong work must bo nronerlv f.i .. ...... applies to the brain as well as the "uuy. Stuart's Dysnonsla Tnhioi. . . "vims tho stomach of Its work, en' able t to recuperate and regain Its ..".mm ueaun and strength. Nature repairs the worn and wasted tissue;. Jut as she heals and knits the bone of a broken limb, which Is of course not used during the process f ro. price was $30," romarlccd Mrs. Lack ayo, with somo surprlsp. "Wnii aninn ono was absent from rehearsal," explained Mr. Lackayo to his wife, in sotto voice. Deafness Cannot Bo Cured, by local applications as thoy cannot rannh tiio iiisoaRed nortlon of tho ear. There Is only ono way to euro deaf- noss, and thnt Is by constitutional rnmniiiiva Tionfnnss Is caused by nn luflnmcd condition of tho mucus lin ing of the Eustachian tube, wnen this tube Is Inflamed you havo a ram bling sound or Imperfect hoarlng, and when it Is entirely closed, deaf noss Is the result, and unless tho In flamatlon can bo taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, linnrlm will lm ilrwtmvml forcVer: nine cases out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an In flamed condition of tho mucous ser vices. Wo will clvo Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. Send for cir culars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro tho boat. oe t An Easy Winner. (Cornoll Widow.) The porcuplno may havo his quills, The olophnnt has his trunk: Dut when It comes to common sconts, My monoy's on tho skunk. The White House Can glvo you a good meal any hour of tho day or night. COPVRiofS THE WIFE WHO IS GOOD TO HER HUSBAND. Sees to it that his linen li laundered in tho finest and bet manner, and for this reason the sends it to tho Salem Steam Laundry, whoro tho fncIUUei, skill and cxporlcnco la the finest, work of this kind cannot bo excollod. Tho llnon s&t hero lasts longer and looks bet ter always. Salem Steam Laundry a Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. i Dorous D. Olmsted, Man. ? Phono 411. 320 Liberty at 44M9HHM-9MMmti Bourse and Flinch The Variety Stor? 94 Court St, Annora M. Welch, fret ee99ee(ieeeees939M See Out Goods and Prices Neck Ribbons, No. 40, all silk, only 15o a yard Golf Gloves, all .wool, only 23c a pair Chain Purees, only 23c each Bead Necklaces, only 12c each Ladies' Bel Us, only 8c each Agato Buttons, G dozen for 5c Embroideries, nice assortment 6c a yard Violets, j ust received nice assortment of artificial violets, prices from 10c a bunch upwards Rostein & Geenfeatm 302 Commerclaf Stoof. "aqaeMoeoa&eaasgessogeeoasoapQaoQQgpQgQgQQpQQflQgMf j Positive H--W-1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 H JOURNALISM IS PROGRESSING 0r eeteewa. awnh. ...- ary fltaobeg aaU Jr. at the .tratsht Vlj. "Ar you or ar, you not In vor of wonwn suffrage: He rworu tn "ahi. nr fc .u of ,,BK Bmy, or not Meaatas to the auastian nn n,i. ... ta4 arralKaed. If ae dee vllh (0 n h,M, W W IraaVly M h,f ... i"K attotUr eaitor saert oo!DB ever aaivrera your owa, Tbat buy ka v.i i .. vrhej. Qur eteeea mtWprary waa bay, aad, as a aoyWe In & edHj balr, be isay be exoutabla. Nether U n fair to UKo what i Stuart's Dysnensla Tni,iQ. - ... sole by all druggist at 50c a box nnd they are the one nr.iMo .u. .. ' SST. iT "5. 7 .to .-' som., :zr.. n,.' . ,,mco or umta "just as ,-.. ..Bir unqualified merit and miceesa and the universal demand for ..". ua piaceii them within reach of every one. the A British Flrlna RecorH During; the recent tirim ,. i.!.j ih nani nttet at Olhn. u x, a .-... " "' " " "wuw, nyinjr tb flag of Vloe Admiral lrn Cbarlea Dwfordl .ae an natonfchln record with hod for lUnch cum. She ud. i? t.i.i ot of 83 for S7 rounds. 3 Scrofula FeW UV QtlMlT tm fnim I) iiuu "? W " M cnJ Ptld of falMhooJ. ' ea 3T SSrSSSSJL Mwaa4W,ttB UJ la J2EXE329l Hood's Sarsapartlla When Wilton Spoke Up. (St. Louis Ropublle) The wife of Wilton ? j.nt.1. i anxious that her husband should be -m.uw wn ner purchases. Con-squetitlj- when she wi.hi . new wlntar hat just before leaving New York this fall, she hauled S PittKtltt W.u with her to the mi The mlllner being engaeed, an as. taunt showed Mrs. Laokaye sonTe hats and quoted their price Thln the mimner herself tJ'Z. r in charge, and a mo ,i ... sjction of her warea ensned. wh Z Mr. Lack-ayo looked aa halpleesi,- as Finally it caaw to a ehi , two hats, uj mm t ..,.- "-"ma -" -waje said: it me see wb&t ta k. .. this onef ' '"DO 0I That Is W. adiin, .... .. tallllnw. " v,,"ea " foe: We Do What Wc Claim We kill and romovo Cancers and Tumors without tho aid of knife or othor Instrument. Dr. J. p. Cook, tho Botanical Doc- f ... wji, turos an Kinao of diseases &aer an othor schools havo failed, with out the aid of knlfo or poisons, Ki medicines are comnosed of Nn.tme'1 herbs- iho n. .1 . . ....i , ., am Buuiorea ana boicciw lu various parts of Araorica and for- OlgH Countries, at crnnt nvnonM Envy and Deceit Has Oreventerl mnrr .. irom bcln carerl fcv mt : THAT'S JEALOUSY! Can voti i Afford to Run the Rfsfe :: RMd the Te.tlmonlal of a Prominent Salem Man: Tl TLlwr ..... . ii '"SL::0. -- !i I : ing treatment from him l m thom tSuA l havo DB0U tok" ' ' : ho has SvedTrom mv T 1B mnths' and ln Um0 ' ' ' on, growtTsTLr. " m!ntory canal tumora of cance, another cancer.. Z1 T.,' m from the largo IntosUne. Also ; ; : : or from off my thumb Thi-i.. n T rora ott my foot- and anotn' 1 1 - clnea alone, fhoy wn,!hft " C0Ped through medi- 1 nr .,. ' .7 ""'"S the growtn and nldmMit,. .-,. -.h Ma. ' ' - M .lOUIL laailnp- than. ... .. ", UUU .. , ""n uiuiii iiii nrirnniit 11. . . .. daro not bollevo I could hnv , am of kn,fo or "Bcry. I II whore In the wo lL T CqUal 8UCC08Bful treatment any - Botanical Doctor to S t ?l T. JOCOmmod Dr. J. P. Cook, the ' a" Wh read m tcBtlmontm-p j. aPBNOBR. c can do as much for you, or more. vo .... , T. F. rcrv Deutscher nnt9ni..i .. . VV t """ U0Clr. Lhw o. H4i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i.i,. u,DCrty 8trcet, Salem, Qrenon. J r! k::::::a G E N C Y O V BALFOUR, GUTHMpTI m.!i ttr t . - - . 'brJKAlN Mf, JTJLV X3LJL a ' it, 11 !i BDYERR ANnonmnn . - " "mrrfinauy i D Oats For Sa e 5 HOP grower, SUppUES " f iC 2 r a JEgiJruJe and stick sniohn r 01 iL 1 11 i.iiyi 111 unnnf n m - .huu4Ui nur. i "otwLlW St., Mm, Ore. - '"-iTW tWM'tiWMt A Wi 1 f .ij tQt2 ww.